Andy Woo's World

Welcome to Andy Woo's World! Imagine a world where the continuous improvement is strived for and participating in the effort to find the greater good within life in so many ways and behind the scenes efforts.

ABOUT ME:

This website is a wonderful resource to understand what I do and the things I have a passion for and involve myself with. My name is Andy Woo. I was born in Manhattan and raised my entire life in Brooklyn. I have grown to love New York City and could never see myself anywhere else. I am an Electrical Engineer with the Consolidated Edison Company of NY, Inc., (many of you out there may know better as Con Ed or Con Edison). I have been working on projects in the company's Distribution Engineering Dept., including performing studies that ensure the electric system's reliability and safety for the company's 3.1 million customers since January 2004. Before that I was working in their Brooklyn/Queens Engineering Distribution Engineering Dept., working as a junior designer designing drawings used for electric construction.

I am a proud alumni ambassador for my Stuyvesant H.S. Class of 1996 (as you can tell from the website's domain name), Stuyvesant's first class to spend all four years at 345 Chambers Street, and help coordinate the class' reunions. I had at one point served as Director on the Board for the Stuyvesant High School Alumni Association.

I spend much of my free time with numerous community-related activities. I work hard as the Outreach Director for City Council Member John C. Liu of Flushing, Queens; New York City's first ever Asian American elected official. Some great accomplishments working with the Council Member include working with and inspiring students and establishing the Councilman's Youth Action Team to work on numerous projects around the district. As a political enthusiast, it has been such a joy to work with such a great team and family of folks who want to make a difference. Over the years, we made history: creating the Downtown Flushing Transit Hub Business Improvement District (BID); helping to elect the first female Asian American NY state legislator, Assembly Member Ellen Young; and continuing to impact the community through our principles of leadership, energy, commitment, and results. Council Member Liu's role as the first ever Asian Pacific American elected in New York has enabled such strong policies to resonate with the ever diverse population of New York City. His leadership as a voice for the community and being the Chair for the Committee on Transportation for the New York City Council has enabled us to move forward and prepare for a 2009 citywide campaign.

As a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Class of 2000 (with a Bachelors of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the ECSE Dept.), I have given as much as I can back to the school the has aided me to where I am today through such efforts, as alumni admissions recruiting, fundraising, or chapter involvement.

I am also a proud mentor for such organizations as Architecture, Construction, and Engineering Mentor and FIRST Robotics and Lego League. Through these activities I have continued to the best of my ability to inspire the next generation to consider the many opportunities and resources available to them.

Could you believe I'm still trying to to work hard earn a couple of these things:

Siemens/PTI Distribution Engineering Certificate (completed)
Masters of Science, Energy Management with a concentration in Energy Technology at the
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
Professional Engineering License for the State of New York

To this day, I am still struggling with ways to find more than 24 hours in a day or rest day or night. But as impressive as I you may want to believe I'm sure there are other individuals out there like me that believing in working hard and having fun getting things done. But basically if you never knew me that well, I'm a pretty enthusiastic person that would love to help as many people as I can :-)!

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